Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-04
LOCAL BREvITIES.

There will be church entertainment ct
| Florin tonight.
The dairymen have all returned from the
mountains with their cattle.
The east-bound overland train arrived
last evening in two sections.
The local San Francisco train due here at
lbs A. NJ. was half an hour late Yesterday.
Robert Northup, who disappeared on
Sunday last, has returned fright side up
with care"
| Marion Biggs, Jr., having sold ont his
| property in Butte, will make his home in
| San Francisco.
What we most need is rain said a
citizen yesterday to another who was
prophesying the near approach of the
| boom.
Insurance Commissioner J. C. L. Wads-
worth paid into the State Treasury yester-
day 81 500 %, being the fees of his office for
October.
The big snow-plows have been given a
thorough overhauling and repairing, and
are now ready for their winter campaign in
the drifts.
The examination of jurors in the Harlan
case was resumed at Woodland at i:3O
P. NJ. yesterday. So far eight Jurors have
been obtained.
J. D. Spencer, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, yesterday paid into the Treasury the
fees of his office for the month of October,
amounting to 1864 20.
The Highland Park Railway has been
completed as far as r street, and as soon as
it is completed the 0 street line will be ex-
tended to Twenty fourth street.
The State officials at the Capitol are en-
deavoring to induce E. S. Rego to deliver
his lecture on the Columbus statuary, at
the Metropolitan Theater, for the benefit of
the orphans.
In addition to the $500 given by Butte
county, the people of Oroville have SUBJ
scribed 81 ,623 so for the Citrus Fair. On
the list appears the names of twelve China
men, who subscribed from so cents to So
each.
If the Nevada county girl who was so
cruelty wronged by heartless villain had
the pluck of some Sacramento girls her Sc
Queer, instead of being a fugitive from
justice, would be sleeping six feet beneath
the sod.
Chief Dillman has posted the following
notice in the office of the City Jail: "All
officers will stop persons from burning rub
Dish and weeds III the evening or night.
All rubbish and leaves must be burned in
the morning"
Louie the enterprising Chinaman who
stole forty cords of wood from a Yolo
farmer will have his examination on Mon
day next. When Louie was asked what he
wanted with SO much fuel he replied:
Me thinks so, by and by, him heap belly
cold'
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 620, being 60 warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest temperature was 75o and 45o, with
light variable winds, it being mostly calm
during the day and evening weather clear
and pleasant.
The fifth social and dance by the Olive
Branch Ladies' Society, at Turner Hall
last evening, was very largely attended,
and was great success in every particular.
Twelve numbers were on the regular pro-
gramme, and to this some extras were
added. Jones, Fisch & Watson furnished
the music
An elderly woman named Clark while
passing the Western Hotel last evening was
seized in a fit and fell to the sidewalk She
was assisted to her feet, when twas discov-
cred that she had sustained severe bruise
over the right eye. The unfortunate
woman was taken to the City Receiving
Hospital, where she received medical atten-
ton.
Capital City Grove of Druids, No. &c, at
their last meeting, installed the following
officers John Svetuich, N. A. Harvey
Moore, V. A; J. III. Dolan, Secretary; Jas.
McCaw, Treasurer; Alexander McIninch,
Conductor; Levi Garder, Inside Guard H.
a. Patralli, Outside Guard. After the in
stallation Junior Past Arch J. J. Buckley
was presented by the Lodge with hand
some gold charm embematic of the Order.